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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17472, 5 June 1922, Page 4

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CAUSE ACCIDENTS. Many serious aocidents, as well as mistakes in life, have been traced to failure of the memory, ill-health having been the original cause of the trouble. Now, who are the most likely to suffer in this respect? When persons of either sex begin to hesitate in speaking, cannot "collect their thoughts," when they find their ideas are often confused, when excitement throws them off their mental balance, when they frequently forget where they leave things, then, says the doctor, "here is a case bordering on neurasthenia or nervous breakdown." If this state of health continues without attention, collapse may follow. It is a fact that most nervous disorders are due to impure thin blood—from that they spring. The starved nerves are not able to meet the strain on them, the mind becomes dull; physical effort causes fatigue. Only new pure blood can save the victims from collapse and dispel neurasthenia or nervous breakdown. This good red blood is created in abundance by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and in that way these pills have in a great number of cases banished nervous, mental and digestive disturbances. Sold by chemists and storekeepers everywhere at 3s per box. 06